Books with title Letters from the Earth

Our life is made up of a collection of letters that become in the end a book that tells the story of our life which has been written in advance by GOD. Sometimes our letters are rewritten or influenced by others in some way. A few sentences are changed here and there until the final draft is completed. Mistakes are made and we learn from them while adding more words to our final story. They are then bound together to form a book with a beautiful cover wrapping the contents in magnificent splendor. Is there anyone you can think of who has made a significant difference in your life? Have you ever stopped to take the time to jot a few words to those special people to tell them how much they really mean to you? Why is it that many of us wait until it's too late and end up publishing those thoughts in an obituary section of our local newspaper. "My Letters From the Heart" is a non-fiction memoir written in an honest, heart-warming and emotional series of letters to friends, teachers, coaches, and family members. You will walk away a different person after having read these inspirational life-changing letters. They are wrapped in humor and salted with the realities of life. Perhaps you will start to think about leaving behind something in this life of lasting importance like "the letters of your own life."

Excerpt from Letters From the CapeThe daughter of John and Sarah Austin ran every risk of growing up a blue-stocking. Yet she escaped every danger of the kind - the proximity of Bentham, her childish friendships with Henry Reeve and the Mills, and the formidable presence of the learned friends of both her parents - by the force of a triumphant naturalness and humour which remained with her to the end of her life. Although her schooling was in Germany and her sympathy with German character was remarkable, her own person ality was rather French in its grace and gaiety. It was characteristic of her, then, to defend as she did la vieille gaieté francaise against Heine on his death-bed. But the truth is that her sympathies were nearly perfect. She\was one of those rare characters that see the best in every nationality without aping cosmopolitanism, simply because they are content everywhere to be human. Con vention and prejudice vex them as little as pedantry can. Their clear eyes look out each morning on a fresh world, and their experiences are a perpetual school of sympathy and never the sad routine of disillusionment.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Dear Tracey I don`t know why I`m answering your ad, to be honest. It`s not like I`m into pen pals, but it`s a boring Sunday here, wet, everyone`s out, and I thought it`d be something different... Dear Mandy, Thanks for writing. You write so well, much better than me. I put the ad in for a joke, like a dare, and yours was the only good answer... Two girls begin a friendship - two strangers exchanging letters, getting to know each other a little better every time they write. Sometimes writing`s easier than talking. Secrets and fears seem safer on paper. And both girls have plenty of each - fears they hardly dare to confront;secrets that could blow their lives apart... `In a word, unforgettable.` Robert Cormier